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COURIER-POST, Camden, M. Friday, Ju.y i4, 192 Friday Television Programs SUvaThins 100's have Television iu Review 1Tb on Muffed by two frustrated robbers. (48) 77 Sunset Strip. Stuart Baiiy matches wits with enemy agents while guarding a turbaned potentate. (B) 11:30 (2, 10) Movie.

"The Illustrated Man." Rod Steiger, Claire Bloom. Imaginative and gripping dramatic fable about the adventures of three poeple in a future era. (1969). (3, 4) The Tonight Show. Host: Joey Bishop.

(5) Secret Agent (B) A Great portunity thanmostKings.lOO's, mentholsjiion-filters: 03 mg.nicotine. Menthol too. (17) (29) And more flaw than all of them. (6) Movie. "September Storm." Joanne Dru, Mark Three international adventurers and a beautiful American model join forces to recover millions in Spanish gold doubloons from a sunken treasure ship.

(1960). (7) The Dick Cavett Show. (29) The Rifleman. (B) (29) Boxing from the Forum, Lightweights Ruben Navarro vs. Tony Jumao-as.

(48) Headshop. 12:30 (56) Movie. "Gammera." Brian Donlevy. An atomic explo- a prehistoric, icy which br sion disrupts a prehistoric, icy grave which brings forth a colossal mammoth turtle terrorizing the earth. (1966) (B) (11) News.

1:00 (3) McLean at Best (4) News. (6) Movie. "Sunday Dinner for a Soldier." Anne Baxter, John Hodiak. A heartwarm dng story of a grandfather and a granddaughter who invite a soldier to share a Sunday dinner and the experience that comes from this kindness. (1944) (B) (29) Black History.

(10) Movie. "Cloak and Dag ger." Lilli Palmer, Gary Cooper, Robert Alda. A mild' mannered professor is sud denly ordered behind German lines on a vital mission for the OSS. (1946) (B) (17) Delaware Valley Bulletin Board. (3) FBI Most Wanted Photos; News; Thought for Today, 3:25 (10) Movie.

"The Deeadly Mantis. Craig Stevens, Wil liam Hopper. A pant mantis wipes out a polar outpost and then proceeds south toward New York City. (1957) (B) Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Jl, By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The Democratic Convention lost a major television op-, portunity to present its presi- dential ticket to home viewers in prime time yesterday when other important party matters held off the highlight until much later.

No sensible person, of course, would suggest that a political party tailor everything it does to fit television, particularly if it means upsetting the democratic process or making concerned delegates and others play second fiddle to the home screen. On the other hand, the Democrats at the Miami Beach gathering did in fact let key video hours slip away on this fourth, final and climactic convention night when home screen impact might be a valuable springboard for candidates aiming for the White House. THE result, as television newsman Howard K. Smith pointed out earlier in the evening, was that a national political convention was going to reach a peak in the wee hours for much of the country, and thereby undoubtedly get a minimal audience. Today, after all, is a working day for most people, and one can be reasonable certain that many viewers who might have wanted to watch nevertheless tuned out when the late finale of the proceedings became inevitable.

After some other party matters, nominations for vice persident finally began, when prime time was almost over in the eastern part of the nation. What with the various people running and the nominating speeches for them, balloting for this half of the party ticket did not get started until about 12:30 a.m. EDT today. SMITH'S broadcasting Richard C. Stein, lawyer film rights and asked Stein to remove all cameras for Thurs day's game and give Davis time to fly to Iceland and discuss the matter in detail Stein said he agreed and even made out a written agreement backstage in the hall.

Fischer was told via telephone that such an agreement existed, but the American did not respond, Stem said. Father William Lombardy, Fischer's official second and former world junior chess JL According to the btest U-S. Government figures. Ulter and Menthol: IB rag. nicotine av.

per cigarette, FTC Report April72. Television Programs vZrr til UPI-Courier-Post Telefax SEN. THOMAS EAGLETON of Missouri, Democratic vice presidential candidate, makes his acceptance speech. championship almost from the Chess Officials Back Game beginning. Would Fischer walkjfor the owner of the TV and partner, Harry Reasoner, observed that not only were the Democrats losing a chance to present their presidential candidate to the nation at a better hour, but also would be on the late side for editions of some influential eastern and midwestern newspapers.

This matter of late-in-the-night proceedings has been a video problem and therefore, in a sense, a political problem ever since the convention began because the Democrats simply got started too late each evening. It is unfortunate that they finally paid the price for this scheduling on their big fourth night and even more unfortunate that it denied many viewers a chance to see a high spot of American politics. IRONICALLY, the Demo- crats have shown a keen awareness of television both before and during the convention. For two days before the convention started, they had the national video telethon that raised a lot of money for the party. During the convention they altered some proceedings so they might be more effective on the home screen.

At any rate, this video awareness was a casualty at the convention's final session. Network newsmen were scrambling all over for interviews to keep things going on the home screen between the session's newsworthy events. Music, no less, was utilized at the convention to help smooth over some blank spots. Almost everyone was interested in McGovern's choice for his running mate, Sen. Thomas Eagleton of Missouri, a 42-year-old virtual newcomer to national fame.

But with the late, late proceedings, it is probable that many viewers went to sleep not knowing much more about than they did before the telecast began. Forfeit champion, met newsmen who tned to get into Fischer's hotel suite after the game and told them "the situation is very serious." Wondering about the condition of Time: NOON TO 8 P.M. 10VES A 1 IWINNFMORD 250Hoddonfield RA (Opposite Cherry Hill Arena) EVENING 6:80 (2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 13, 12) News. (5) The Mothers-In-Law. (11) Baseball.

Yankees vs. Ath letics. (13, 52) Sesame Street. "GolcJdiggers" Festival 7'A SOLID HOURS Film Festival. "The Gold DiggiJrs.

Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers. Show girls out of jobs help a producer put on a show. (1933). "The Gold Diggers of 1935. "Dick Powell, Gloria Stuart.

An ambitious mama takes her daughter to a summer hotel, setting her cap for an older man. (193a) "The Gold Diggers of 1937." Dick Powell, Joan Blondell. From an insurance convention to puting on a Broadway show, (1936). "The Gold Diggers in Paris." Rudy Vallee, Rosemary Lane. A troupe of Broadway chorus girls bluff their way into France by entering a dance contest at the Paris (1938).

(B) Hazel. Hazel and Rosie vie for the attentions of a handsome chaffeur. (48) The Outer Limits. A newly married couple receives an unusual gift marked "Don't Open Until Doomsday." (B) Petticoat Junction. (9) Dick Van Dyke.

Rob buys a motorcycle and is arrested as a joy-riding delinquint the first night out. (B). (12) What's New? "The Emperor Penguin Story." (B) (29) I Dream of Jeannie. Jean-nie tells Tony that she's never had a birthday party because she doesn't know when she was born. reporter friend getting an ex-cose on prison corruption, some of the boys purposely get arrested but soon learn they've been doublecrossed for six years.

(1955). (B) (9) The Lee Trevino (48) Movie. "Chain Lightning Humphrey Bogart. Eleanor Parker, Raymond Massey. The story of a jet pilot who sacrifices anything for money, ay 2:00 (2) Patchwork Family.

(3, 4) Baseball. (6) Insight. (9) Movie. "Battle Cry!" Van Heflin, Aldo Ray, Tab Hunter, Dorothy Malone, Anne Francis, Raymond Massey. Drama of the romance, bat tles and training of a group of US Marines during WWII.

(B). (1955). (10) Little Women. (11) Baseball. Yankees vs.

Athletics. (13) The Electric Company. (17) The Mothers-In-Law. (29) Roller Derby. (5) The Rifleman.

(B) (6) The Steel Pier Show. (10) Backyard Safari. "Fire and Flame." (13) Sesame Street. (17) Water World. 3:00 (2) Black Arts.

(5) Big Attack. (B) (10) Heads Up. "Problems in Family Living." (17) Rollin' on the River. (29) All Star Wrestling. 3:00 -(2) American Adventure.

(10) Eye on Philadelphia. (13) The Electric Company. (17) Greatest Fights of the Cen tury. (48) Movie. Donavan's Brain." Lew Ayres, Gene Evans, Tom Powers.

A scientist experi ments with a dead man's brain which leads to violence and murder. (1953). (B) 3:45 (17) Phillies Baseball Today. 4:00 (2) Movie. "A Tale of Two Cities." Ronald Colman, Eliz- abeth Allen, Basil Rathbone.

Charles Dickens' classic about the French Revolution ana two men who bear re markable resemblance to one another, both loving the same girl. (1935). (5) The Champions. (10) Movie. "Bengal Brigade." Rock Hudson, Arlene Dahl.

One man stands alone against enraged Indian nationalists to fight for his honor, his regl ment, and the woman he loves. (1954). (13) Sesame Street. (17) Baseball. Phillies vs.

Giants. (29) The Rifleman. 4:30 (6) TBA. (11) Abbott CosteUo. "$1000 TV Prize." Asked by their landlord to have his television set repaired, the boys decide to fix it themselves and pocket the money.

(B) (29) Top Cat. 5:00 (3) Sports (4) High Wild. "Booneville Sturgeon." (5) Secret Agent (B) (6, 7) The British Open. Jack Nicklaus, fresh from a re cord-tying victory in the US Open, will be shooting for the third part of an unprece dented grand slam of golf's "Big Four" when he com petes in the 101st British Open. (9) Sports Action Profile.

(11) Movie. "Gentleman's Agreement." Gregory Peck, John Garfield. A writer poses as a Jew to find out what it is like to be a Jew in a Christian world. (1947). (5) I Love Lucy.

(B) (6) To Tell the Truth. (9) The Avengers. The vibrating brandy in Steed's glass and the implements of torture that Emma finds in the dungeons give them clues to the mysterious goings-on at Castle De'Ath. (B) (12) Hodgepodge Lode. "What Makes Holes in the (13) The Electric Company.

(29) Petticoat Junction. A big city comedian threatens to alienate all of Hooterville by making fun of local charac ters. (48 Dick Van Dyke. Rob's parents give a family heir loom piece of jewelry to Laura who accidentally drops it in the garbage disposal. (B) (52) Making Things Grow.

7:30 (10, 2) Circus! "Lively Ljubl-(3) On the Rare Side. Visits to a military, fruit and vegetable buyer, the wardrobe mistress for the Pennsylvania Ballet Company, a bareback rider, and the oldest living circus owner in the world. (4) "New Jersey Taxes: Is Reform Possible?" (5, 29) Hogan's Heroes. Hogan uses Klink's former girl friend to insure the delivery of some radios to make the French underground. (6) Juvenile Jury.

Guest: magician Harry Blackstone Jr. (12) Yesterday's Headlines. "Japs Take Corregidor," "Fashions of the Century," "Astronaut Training," "Ike Goes to Korea," "Baseball's Family Album," and "Allies Land in North Africa." (B) (13) World Press. (48) New Jersey News Report. 8:00 (2, 10) O'Hara, United States Treasury.

O'Hara pursues an engraver and printer of high grade counterfeit cur-ency to save the fugitive's life and bring him to justice. (3, 4) Sandord and Son. Fred woos widow Donna Harris once again, so Lamont threatens to get married too. (5) Truth or Consequences. (7) The Brady Bunch.

(12. 13) Washington Week in Review. (29) Beat the Clock, (52) Express Yourself. The Party." New Jersey teen agers doing the latest dances. 8:30 (3, 4) Triple Play '72.

World Premiere. "Wednesday Night Out," with Jim Hutton and Gloria DeHaven. The Warren's party is interrupted by a black female doctor. "Call Holme," with Arte Johnson as Detective Holme, who dons various disguises to catch a murderer. "Keeping Up with the Joneses," Warren Ber linger and Pat Finley.

Two couples share an apartment and the same name. (5, 48) The Merv Griffin Show. (6, 7) The Partridge Family. The Partridges try to reconcile Grandma and Grandpa, who are splitting up because Grandpa wants to hit the hippie trail to the Big Sur. (12) The David Susskind Show.

"Gambling," and "Dr. Lee Salk, Child Psychologist." (13) The Space Between Words. "School." (29) Safari. "Hawaii." (52) World Press. 10) Movie.

"The Face of Fear." Ricardo Montalban, Jack Warden, Elizabeth Ashley. A young woman who believes she has a fatal illness, arranges for her own murder through the San Francisco underworld, but later finds out she is in perfect health. (6) New Jersey Tax Reforms. (7) Roam 222. A teacher at Whitman High is charged with teaching sex education without parents' consent.

(52) Hollywood Television Theatre. "The Police." A black comedy-satire set in a fictitious country where po lice have attained perfect law and order. 9:30 -(6, 7) The Odd Couple. Rich ard Frederick plays himself, the leading baritone of the New York City Opera, in a madcap version of "Rigolet- to." (13) Thirty Minutes With (29) The Virginia Graham Show. Guests: Actor Brock Peters, Actress Kim Hunter, Actor James Caan.

10:00 (5. 11) News. (6, 7) Love, American Style. (13) Fanfare. "Jazz at Tangle wood," Judy Collins and Don Ellis at the Berkshire Music Center.

(48) Perry Mason. Perry is hirxl by the wife of an Army officer to represent him before a general court martial on a murder charge. (B) (52) Evening at Guest: Doc Severinsen. 10) The Governor and J.J George receives an offer to join the President's press staff and then hopes that Drinkwater will ask him to remain at the state capitol. (3) Norman Corwin Presents (4) Primus.

"Underwater Get away." (9) Celebrity Bowling, (12) Book Beat. Guest: Fanny Butcher. (29) Newsprobe. 11:00 (2, 4, 6, 7, 10, 12) News. (5, 17) One Step Beyond.

(B) (9) What's My Line? (29) Felony Squad. Sam and Jim rescue a woman and her son who have been kidnapped REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) The committee in charge of the $250,000 international chess championship today turned down Bobby Fischer's request to overrule Referee Lothar Schmid and take away the forfeit point awarded to Rus sian Boris Spassky. The committee, composed of Schmid, his deputy, representatives for the two players and the organizers, said it would meet again later in the day to discuss Fischer's complaints about conditions under which the match is being played. Spassky, the reigning world champion, was awarded one point Thursday when Fischer refused to play the second game of the match, giving him a 2-0 lead. The tempermental American said he would not play until four closed circuit television cameras were re moved from the chess hall.

The committee announced its ruling following a two-hour meeting. Deputy Referee Gud- mundur Arnlaugsson said both Fischer and Spassky would be invited to the second meeting to discuss Fischer's complaints. While Fischer main com plaint was against the television cameras, he has also protested the lighting in the hall, the size of the chess pieces, the thickness of the drapes and the conduct of the spectators. The big question remained! one that has haunted the Signals from five U.S. Navy navigation satellites are being used by 50 shipborne units of American oil companies to position drilling rigs in offshore areas.

Saturday MORNING Sermonette. 5:00 -(4) Modern Farmer. Agriculture USA. Thought for Today, News, (10) Give Us This Day; News. 6:00 (3) Across the Fence.

(4) Community at Large. (10) Summer Semester. "The Cold War and 625 (2) Give Us This Day. Summer Semester. "The Cold War and Beyond." (3) Consultation.

(4) Across the Fence. (10) Drexel University Televi sion Seminar. "Exploring the Voices of Poetry." 7:00 (2) Dusty's Treehouse. (3) How They Got Taht Way, "Baby Becomes a (4) Zoorama. "Rainforest, Diving Saucer, Elephant Baths." (10) The Harlem Globetrotters.

(6) Home, Farm and Garden. 7:25 -(5) Call to Prayer. 7:30 -(2) Backyard Safari. Fire and Flame." (3) Mr. Ed.

(B) (4) Dodo. (5) Wonder Window. (6) Chief Halftown. (10) Help, It's the Hair Bunch. (11) Medical Consultation, 7:55 Bear (17) Delaware Valley Bulletin Board.

(2, 10) The Buggs Bunny Road Runner Show. (3, 4) Doctor Doolittle (5 Ton Cat. (6. 7) Will the Real Jerry Lewis Please Sit Down? (11) This Is The Life. (9) Viewpoint on Nuitrition "Additives and Nutrition." (17) Movie.

"Skywatch." Tommy Steele. Searchlight action mob includes the biggest mob of scroungers and work -dodgers ever to wear a British uniform. (1960) (B) 8:30 -(2. 10) Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (3. 4) Deputy Dag.

(5) Movie. "Buck Benny Rides Again." Jack Benny, Ellen Drew. A would-be cowboy from the wide open spaces and the fixes he keeps on getting himself into and out of. (1940) (B) (6, 7) Road Runner. (9) Black On White.

(11) 4prenda Ingles. (13) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. The Harlem Globetrotters. (3, 4) The Woody Woodpecker Show. (6) Captain Noah.

(7) Funky Phantom. (9) The Kathryn Show. (10) Cartoon Comers Kulman General Store. (11) (13) Sesame Street. (29) The Harry Bristow Show, (2) Help! It's the Hair Bear Bunch.

(3, 4) The Pink Panther. (6, 7) The Jackson Five, (9) Connecticut Report. (11) It Is Written, (48) Kathryn Kulman. 10:00 (2-Pebbles and Bamm Bamm. (3, 4) Jetsons.

(5) Daktari. "Miracle in Jungle." (6, 7) Bewitched. (9) New Jersey Report. (11) Biography. "George Patton." the S.

(13) The Electric Company. (17) Movie. "The Soldier." Fraz er Macintosh. Excellent war picture about partisans. (1965) (B) (29) Gospel Singing Jubilee.

(48) Speed Racer. 10:30 -(2, 10) Archie's TV Funnies. (3, 4) Barrier Reef. (6, 7) Lidsville. (9) Right Now.

(11) Ask Congress. (13) Mister Rogers' Neigh borhood. (48) The Flintstones. 11:00 (2, 10) Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. (3, 4) Take A Giant Step.

(5) Soul Train. (6, 7) Curiosity Shop. (9) Skippy. (11) Wally's Workshop. "Reto ishing Floors.

(13) Sesame Street (29) Soul Street. (48) Championship Wrestling. 11:30 (2, 10) Josie and the Pus sycats. (9) Movie. "Captive Wild Woman." John Carradine.

A deranged scientists transform an ape into a beautiful woman only to have her revert when exposed to pas sion. (1943). (11) Untamed World. AFTERNOON 10) The Monkees. (3) Movie.

"Vengeance of Kali." Senta Berger, Lex Barker. (4) Mr. Wizard. (5) Movie. "Evil Brain from Outer Space." The indestruc- table brain of the leader of the planets in the Marpet Galaxy is kept alive after his assassination.

B) (6 Jonny Quest. (11) Movie. "Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid." Jimmy Lydon Henry thinks he'll have a bet ter chance at college if he marries off his high scool principal. (1939 (B) (13) The Electric (17) "Dynamite Joe." Dick Van Nutter. A govern ment agent assigned to protect gold shipments against attack, relies solely on explo sives.

(1967). (29) Crafts with Katy. "Sand Casting (48) Movie. "Captain January." Shirley Temple, Buddy Ebsen. Shirley comes into the life of a lonely lighthouse keeper's life and brings cheer and light into his world (1936) (B) 12:30 -(2, 10) You Are (4) Bugaloos.

(6) Rap-Up. (13) Hodgepodge (29) Charlotte "World 600" Auto Race. Stock Car Racing (2, 10) Children's Film Festival. "Up in the Air." The storr of mistreated schoolboys who devise a daring exploit to escape. (4) What's New at the New School? "Economics." (6, 7) Pop! Guests: The Osmonds, Hudson and Landry, The Mike Curb Congregation and Sunday's Child.

Host: Davy Jones. (9) Celebrity Bowling. Joe Campanella and Burl Ives vs Michele Lee and James no. (11) Movie. "Touch of Death." Willaim Lucas.

Three criminals engineer a. robbery which sets off a chain of cir cumstances that ends in sud den death. 1959) (B) (13). Sesame Street. (29) All Star Bowling.

1:30 (4) Sports Challenge. Team players from Yankees and Hall of Fame Pitchers. (5) Movie. "Jail Busters." Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. Helping a Marantz people test your.

I 1 I stereo 11 for freej MM out? Icelandic grandmaster Frid rik Olafsson, an old friend of Fischer, managed to get into the suite of rooms where the challenger, is staying in a downtown hotel. "He talked to me about anything else but the match," Olafsson said. "He lost interest in it six months ago." 24 Games Fischer dropped the first of the possible 24 games to Spassky, who needs 12 points a win counts one point, a draw one-half point to retain his title. Time for the second game came and went Thursday and Fischer did not arrive. Aides said he stayed in bed to protest the television cameras.

At the appointed time, 5 p.m., Spassky was in the hall. Promptly at 5, Schmid started the time clock. There were 60 minutes of hushed silence while everybody waited for Fischer. Andrew Davis, one of Fischer's lawyers in New York, put through a call at 5:30 p.m. when there was still 30 minutes till Fischer's deadline RADIO-TV SERVICING -Zip.

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